Talk:Mustard Plug

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Dude, my Orchestra teacher, Mr. Engelsman, was in Mustard Plug.

Trusko: I went on the Mustard Plug website and there is nothing about Gwen Stefani being in this band. Maybe I'm missed it or something. Could someone please show me some evidence?

[edit] Stefani??

I've been listening to Mustard Plug for years, and I don't remember any time that Gwen Stefani was in the band or even acted as a guest singer.

I think whoever wrote this was also working on the No Doubt entry.

I sincerely doubt mustard plug would ever have associated themselves with gwen stefani. They aren't highly political or anti corporate but they do have some basic standards. Gwen just ain't a good singer either, so I don't see why they would even request her to do guest vocals.

Maybe because she was huge in the ska scene in the mid-nineties and tons of bands were friends, especially touring bands who had the likelihood of playing together and becoming friends.

oh... and what is with this crap about mustard plug being a favorite of ska purists. hardly. reserve those comments for the aggrolites.